Mike Drucker is a writer for TheGamer.com, where he covers a variety of gaming topics. With a focus on providing entertaining and insightful content, Mike explores the world of video games, from reviews and analysis to opinion pieces and industry news.
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Mike Drucker's focus on gaming, particularly game reviews and seasonal topics, indicates that he is likely to be interested in pitches related to video games. He may be open to receiving pitches for new game releases, industry trends, or insights into the gaming community.
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Final Fantasy Link copied to clipboard Nobuo Uematsu hasn't composed much for games in the last few years.
super mario bros Link copied to clipboard Saving Supper Mario Broth didn't just restore my faith in fans, it restored my faith in humanity.
By: Mike Drucker
New VR title Maestro lets you conduct an orchestra and soak up the atmosphere of the crowd
By: Mike Drucker
With death, tough decisions, and resource management, The Oregon Trail is as survival horror as it gets
Choose your D&D dice carefully, because they're telling everyone around the table exactly what kind of player you are.
A little while back - the least interesting way to start an anecdote - I was talking about buying a bunch of Nintendo DS cartridges for games.
By: Mike Drucker
One step closer to leaving the awful real world behind.
You know what, I love Hatris now.
It doesn't matter how great they are - I can't remember anything about the games I've played.
I know how long is RPG is. I know this isn't the end.
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